Lots of benefits:
Location, flexibility, WFH
Management is focusing on quantity rather than quality on a technical basis.
There is no transparency or clear communication.
Lots of people are suffering from burnout, leading to a high turnover rate.
Focus more on quality, give constructive comments, as well as setting relevant and clear KPIs for each role rather than relying only on a single external survey that measures product quality.
Several 1:1 and group phone interviews (4). One in-person interview included practical tasks. I had to prepare two 5-minute presentations and deliver them in front of a technical test audience.
The first interview was with the Corporate Recruiter. This lasted for one hour. It went well, and I honestly felt like this was going to be a nice and successful process because my experience was immediately recognized. The second interview was wit
A recruiter contacted me via email. They were really friendly and straight to the point regarding the interview process: * 90-minute online coding challenge * 45-minute phone call with an engineer * Onsite interview
Several 1:1 and group phone interviews (4). One in-person interview included practical tasks. I had to prepare two 5-minute presentations and deliver them in front of a technical test audience.
The first interview was with the Corporate Recruiter. This lasted for one hour. It went well, and I honestly felt like this was going to be a nice and successful process because my experience was immediately recognized. The second interview was wit
A recruiter contacted me via email. They were really friendly and straight to the point regarding the interview process: * 90-minute online coding challenge * 45-minute phone call with an engineer * Onsite interview